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A ten frame is a way of representing numbers up to [[ten]], we create a grid with [[ten]] spaces and put a [[dot]] in each box to represent a [[number]] of items. We can then count the number of dots to know which number is being represented. We can also use multiple ten frames to demonstrate a number larger than ten. | A ten frame is a way of representing numbers up to [[ten]], we create a grid with [[ten]] spaces and put a [[dot]] in each box to represent a [[number]] of items. We can then count the number of dots to know which number is being represented. We can also use multiple ten frames to demonstrate a number larger than ten. | ||
Each of the [[number]] pages here up to [[ten]] will include a ten frame representation. | Each of the [[number]] pages here up to [[ten]] will include a ten frame representation. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:49, 9 August 2025
A ten frame is a way of representing numbers up to ten, we create a grid with ten spaces and put a dot in each box to represent a number of items. We can then count the number of dots to know which number is being represented. We can also use multiple ten frames to demonstrate a number larger than ten.
Each of the number pages here up to ten will include a ten frame representation.